Uploading and Downloading Mazes in Wall Maze+ – VEX Library

While using the Wall Maze+ Playground in VEXcode VR, you may want to download a maze to your device to share with students, or one classmate may want to share a maze with another. Follow the steps here for downloading and uploading mazes on the Wall Maze+ Playground.

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showing a block-based coding environment for programming a virtual robot, designed for educational purposes in STEM learning.

Downloading a Maze

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showing a block-based coding environment for programming a virtual robot, designed for educational purposes in STEM, highlighting features for beginners and advanced users.

After finishing your maze, you can download it to your device using the Save icon.

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showcasing the block-based coding environment, designed for teaching coding concepts through virtual robotics, as part of the Tutorials section.

Your maze file will be downloaded to your device in the designated Downloads folder. It will be saved as a .vrmaze file.

Note: This image was taken on a MacOS device. This may look different than the downloads on your device.

Uploading a Maze

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showcasing the block-based coding environment, designed for teaching coding concepts through a virtual robot, featuring options for beginners and advanced users in a tutorial context.

To upload a previously designed maze, select the Upload Icon.

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showing a block-based coding environment for programming a virtual robot, illustrating features for beginners and advanced users in a STEM education context. Screenshot of the VEXcode VR programming interface, showcasing a block-based coding environment with various coding blocks and a virtual robot, designed for teaching coding concepts and robotics principles in educational settings.

The Upload Icon appears on both the main window of the Wall Maze+ Playground and in the editor window.

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR interface showing a block-based coding environment for programming a virtual robot, highlighting features for beginners and advanced users in a STEM education context.

Navigate to the folder on your device where the .vrmaze file is saved.

Note: Only .vrmaze files can be uploaded to the Wall Maze+ Playground.

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showing a block-based coding environment for programming a virtual robot, highlighting features for beginners and advanced users in a tutorial context.

The maze will then appear in the Playground Window.